Leveraged ETF that has holding of PLTR

Below is a concise list of U.S.-listed, **leveraged** ETFs/ETNs whose underlying index (and therefore their portfolio) currently includes Palantir Technologies (PLTR). (Because these products replicate an index synthetically or via swaps, they usually hold the same basket of securities—PLTR included—as the un-levered fund that tracks the same index.) | Ticker | Fund name | Direction / Daily leverage | Index tracked (PLTR is a constituent) | |--------|-----------|---------------------------|---------------------------------------| | **TQQQ** | ProShares UltraPro QQQ | Long 3× | Nasdaq-100 Index | | **QLD** | ProShares Ultra QQQ | Long 2× | Nasdaq-100 Index | | **SQQQ** | ProShares UltraPro Short QQQ | Short –3× | Nasdaq-100 Index (held synthetically via swaps) | | **QID** | ProShares UltraShort QQQ | Short –2× | Nasdaq-100 Index (held synthetically via swaps) | Key points for investors: 1. Palantir was added to the Nasdaq-100 Index in December 2023. All leveraged Nasdaq-100 products (long and inverse) therefore have exposure—direct or synthetic—to PLTR. 2. Daily-reset leverage means performance drift can occur if held for periods longer than a single trading day. 3. Inverse funds (SQQQ, QID) benefit when the Nasdaq-100 falls; they are not “long” PLTR, but their swap baskets still reference the full index, including PLTR. As of today (22 Oct 2025) there are no sector-specific 2×/3× leveraged ETFs with direct PLTR exposure outside Nasdaq-100-linked products (e.g., TECL, SOXL, FNGU do not currently include PLTR in their underlying indexes). Always confirm the most recent holdings and index membership—leveraged ETF compositions can change with index rebalances.